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I’m going to protest this business by buying their product!
Republican logic everyone. See also: Starbucks Christmas cup protests
They have counted them both as Latina in the past.
http://jezebel.com/how-white-are-the-womens-magazine-covers-of-2016-so-far-1778449315
Diversity and inclusion in media means increasing the number of Latinx and Hispanic peoples in film, television, news, visual media, etc. It doesn’t matter if they are “white,” if they identify as Latinx or Hispanic than that’s what they are, and including them means increased exposure for people who are non Irish,…
So, do you consider being called non-white an insult? And yes, Bledel identifies as and is Latina, she’s non-white.
We’re not talking about skin tone only when we’re talking about diversity on magazine covers, we’re talking about ethnicity, body shape, etc. Yes you can have white skin and be Mexican (my mother is super white), but Latinas, even white Latinas, are still underrepresented in American mainstream media. By the racist…
For example, the top Victoria’s secret ad features mostly white models of the same body type.
She’s half Mexican and named for the Mexican singer Selena. As a half Puerto Rican woman I’ll say she qualifies.
Boring is when something is ubiquitous. White women on magazine covers has been the norm for decades, so yes, it’s boring. The people themselves might not be boring, but featuring the same old types of people because that’s how it’s always been done is. See the difference? (probably not)
They don’t give a fuck about Rich and it’s horrible the family has to deal with this bullshit. This pretty much captures how far the right will go to pretend the Trump administration isn’t exploding: https://medium.com/@melissaryan/why-your-republican-uncle-doesnt-care-about-trump-and-russia-2d5d608ff2d6
Oh fuck off with your white fragility (and I say that as a white passing latina)
Sorry, she’s really not. I don’t want a celebrity President even if they are liberal. I want a policy wonk and an experienced diplomat. Sadly, a small fraction of the country did not and they have doomed us all.
I’m poly.
Or maybe men should offer childcare and wages? Why does the burden fall on women? If you have men in your life who like to think they are feminists tell them to step the fuck up. That’s what I did.
I think the point is to get the men in your life, whether they be husbands or brothers or boyfriends, to take on the brunt of domestic labor and childcare too. My husband took care of my daughter this morning, and my boyfriend is watching her this evening so I can go to a roundtable discussion with my state delegate.…
Self-care is a radical act. You’re doing what you can during a difficult time. I’m so sorry for your loss and am happy you’re getting support from your partner.
“In their FAQ section, organizers acknowledge that a large number of women, whether due to parental obligations or out of economic necessity, won’t be able to participate in the strike taking place on their behalf. “We strike for them,” they write, and “women and allies with greater privilege are called to leverage…
I don’t, but it sounds like she might be considering non-monogamy after the failure of her last few relationships. I’d love for her to come out as poly, but don’t want her to make us look bad by calling monogamy unnatural.